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Eric Aderhold

@eric.aderhold.us

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Curler/software engineer/dad/Scouter/urbanist in Seattle.

Real time arrival sign showing 11 minutes until the first train to Redmond from Seattle
Google Street View photo of three old homes in Seattle's Wallingford neighborhood that (at the time of the photo) were occupied by a restaurant, a massage business, and a thrift shop.
Image of NE 66th St near 12th Ave NE (right next to Roosevelt Link station), with the three-minute loading zones circled in red.
Machu Picchu
Image showing that approximately 129,000 square feet of the large lot is outside of the unbuildable steep slope designation.
Property map of 4515 W Ruffner St with steep slope area highlighted
A view of the same block of Alaskan Way between Seneca and Spring from the pre-construction renderings.
Satellite view of Alaskan Way between Seneca and Spring Streets, showing seven vehicle lanes in the street and a large private parking lot east of the street.
Screenshot of proposed exemption from parking requirements for certain small lots without alleys. The text (as modified) would read: "No parking is required for accessory dwelling units or for principle dwelling units on lots in any residential zone that are less than 3,000 square feet in size or less than 30 feet in width where access to parking is permitted through a required setback abutting a street according to the standards of subsections 23.44.036.D.2, 23.45.536.C.2, or 23.45.536.C.3."
Map of Seattle's Tangletown neighborhood overlaid with a half-mile radius circle centered at the 45th and Sunnyside trolleybus stop.
Screenshot of Seattle Municipal Code section 25.09.090.B.2 (https://library.municode.com/wa/seattle/codes/municipal_code?nodeId=TIT25ENPRHIPR_CH25.09REENCRAR_25.09.090DESTSTSLERHAAR), concerning exceptions to the ban on development on steep slopes.
An exterior door with a window is on the left side of the photo. Next to the door in the corner of the room is a cabinet with three drawers and two open shelves, with a printer and scanner on top. Next to the cabinet is a mini fridge with a lamp and a small stack of books and an electric tea kettle on top. A few framed posters are attached to the wall above, and more holiday lights.
Wooden desk, with a retractable keyboard drawer holding a vintage 1985 IBM Model M keyboard and a Kensington trackball. On top of the desk is a laptop stand holding a MacBook Pro. Immediately above the computer is a 32" external monitor in landscape orientation, and to the right of those two things is a 27" external monitor in portrait orientation. Both external monitors are connected to a set of monitor support arms. To the left of the desk is a two-drawer filing cabinet that serves to increase the size of the tabletop, and to the left of that is a gray recliner chair. A sound bar is mounted to the wall behind the monitors, and a set of holiday lights is strung around the ceiling to add color to the gray season.